NB.1.8.1 and LF.7, the new Covid Variants: what are they and how they are different from the past delta and omicron variants? Read on to know everything about the strains and their symptoms.
Covid-19 is once again making headlines. In Hong Kong, weekly cases surged over 30 times in 10 weeks. Cases also surged by nearly 30 per cent in a week in Singapore. There are also reports of significant surges in China and Thailand.
BW.1 (BA.5.6.2.1) strain, which is an Omicron subvariant descending from the BA.5.6.2 lineage has been found in some countries. Read on to know more about this new sub-variant.
Having fever, cough, pain or headache are not just the Covid-19 symptoms anymore. Now, if a person catches Covid, they can experience symptoms that show up in their mouth or gums which indicates that now Covid-19 not just affects our respiratory system but also dental health.
WHO's Covid-19 Technical Lead Maria Van Kerkhove highlighted that there are huge amount of misinformation brewing between people leading to a lot of confusion. The technical lead pointed 3 misconceptions- Omicron is mild, its is the last variant of Coid-19 and that Covid-19 pandemic is over.
Initially this variant was assumed to be a lab error but now researchers say that it might be real. Currently, the new Covid-19 variant is being monitored and is under investigation. Watch this video, where we have discussed Deltacron variant in a detailed way.
According to the World Health Organisation, Omicron has been detected in 89 countries, with the number of cases doubling every 1.5 to 3 days. The reinfection rate seems to be higher than that of the Delta variant.
India is in a mode of panic as another South African returnee tests positive for the new COVID variant, Omicron in Maharashtra. Follow this page for the latest COVID-19 updates.
A new variant of COVID-19 which is highly infectious has been detected in South Africa. Experts have stated that this variant has 32 mutations and it may be more infectious than the Delta variant of coronavirus.
A most mutated variant of COVID-19 has been detected in Botswana, South Africa. Read on to know everything about this new strain.
The highly contagious Delta variant of COVID-19 which is the possible reason behind the sudden surge in cases in the second wave was first detected in India.
On June 14, the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared lambda a "global variant of interest". Get all the live updates about Covid-19 here.
Lambda has seven mutations on the spike protein, the mushroom-shaped projections on the outer shell of the virus that help it latch onto our cells and invade them. Know everything about this new COVID-19 variant.
Lambda has been associated with substantive rates of community transmission in multiple countries, with rising prevalence over time concurrent with increased COVID-19 incidence.
The World Health Organization classified the Delta variant as a variant of concern on May 10. According to the experts, the transmissibility of Delta variant is unquestionably greater than the wild type SARS-CoV2 as well as the Alpha variant.
Twenty-two cases of the Delta Plus variant of the coronavirus have been detected in India. Read to know which states are at risk of facing a surge in the cases of the Delta COVID-19 variant.
Recovered from COVID-19? You must know that you are still at risk of getting infected by the two most transmissible variants of coronavirus Alpha and Beta. Read complete details here.
Amid a steady fall in the daily count of the coronavirus from across the world, the WHO on Friday warned that the Delta COVID-19 Variant could wreck havoc.
NB.1.8.1 and LF.7, the new Covid Variants: what are they and how they are different from the past delta and omicron variants? Read on to know everything about the strains and their symptoms.
Covid-19 is once again making headlines. In Hong Kong, weekly cases surged over 30 times in 10 weeks. Cases also surged by nearly 30 per cent in a week in Singapore. There are also reports of significant surges in China and Thailand.
BW.1 (BA.5.6.2.1) strain, which is an Omicron subvariant descending from the BA.5.6.2 lineage has been found in some countries. Read on to know more about this new sub-variant.
According to the World Health Organisation, Omicron has been detected in 89 countries, with the number of cases doubling every 1.5 to 3 days. The reinfection rate seems to be higher than that of the Delta variant.
India is in a mode of panic as another South African returnee tests positive for the new COVID variant, Omicron in Maharashtra. Follow this page for the latest COVID-19 updates.
A most mutated variant of COVID-19 has been detected in Botswana, South Africa. Read on to know everything about this new strain.
The highly contagious Delta variant of COVID-19 which is the possible reason behind the sudden surge in cases in the second wave was first detected in India.
On June 14, the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared lambda a "global variant of interest". Get all the live updates about Covid-19 here.
Lambda has seven mutations on the spike protein, the mushroom-shaped projections on the outer shell of the virus that help it latch onto our cells and invade them. Know everything about this new COVID-19 variant.
Lambda has been associated with substantive rates of community transmission in multiple countries, with rising prevalence over time concurrent with increased COVID-19 incidence.
The World Health Organization classified the Delta variant as a variant of concern on May 10. According to the experts, the transmissibility of Delta variant is unquestionably greater than the wild type SARS-CoV2 as well as the Alpha variant.
Twenty-two cases of the Delta Plus variant of the coronavirus have been detected in India. Read to know which states are at risk of facing a surge in the cases of the Delta COVID-19 variant.
Recovered from COVID-19? You must know that you are still at risk of getting infected by the two most transmissible variants of coronavirus Alpha and Beta. Read complete details here.
Amid a steady fall in the daily count of the coronavirus from across the world, the WHO on Friday warned that the Delta COVID-19 Variant could wreck havoc.
Another new and highly transmissible COVID-19 variant has been detected in India - Delta Plus. Here's what you need to know about this new variant.
Looks like coronavirus is here to say! amid a steep fall in the number of active coronavirus cases in the country, researchers have warned about a triple mutant of COVID variant. Read to know more about it.
A new Covid-19 variant has become a new 'cause of concern' for the world after experts said that this strain is twice more transmissible than the original strain which was found in Wuhan, China. Read to find out if you are safe.
A new variant of COVID-19 which is highly infectious has been detected in South Africa. Experts have stated that this variant has 32 mutations and it may be more infectious than the Delta variant of coronavirus.
Having fever, cough, pain or headache are not just the Covid-19 symptoms anymore. Now, if a person catches Covid, they can experience symptoms that show up in their mouth or gums which indicates that now Covid-19 not just affects our respiratory system but also dental health.
WHO's Covid-19 Technical Lead Maria Van Kerkhove highlighted that there are huge amount of misinformation brewing between people leading to a lot of confusion. The technical lead pointed 3 misconceptions- Omicron is mild, its is the last variant of Coid-19 and that Covid-19 pandemic is over.
Initially this variant was assumed to be a lab error but now researchers say that it might be real. Currently, the new Covid-19 variant is being monitored and is under investigation. Watch this video, where we have discussed Deltacron variant in a detailed way.
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